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Please expand the Sites node and make a new screenshot.
Also make a screenshot similar to this.This discussion may contain sensitive information. So email the details of the system architecture and what services based on Rapid SCADA do the end customers pay for. It helps me to find the best solution.
To fix the current error, you should check if all configuration directories exist or not. May be some Rapid SCADA apps are not installed. You can just create configuration directories for them.
If remote Raspberries belong to the same client organization, it’s OK to send the user table with password hashes (v6).
If they are different customers, may be consider using different main servers for them, or create separate projects and then merge into the main project in order to hide other client’s configuration.Scada.ScadaException: Unable to unpack the configuration archive.
This error can occur when you upload the configuration locally on the same computer. It is generated by the Agent service.
Check, may be some directories do not exist.Despite the high isolation between instances, do you collect data on a central server?
Do remote users connect to their local and the main servers?Probably, it’s technically possible to filter users that have custom roles based on an object filter (version 6, in the future).
Yes, you need different passwords or different secret keys for application accounts that belong to different instances.
Specify the object filter in the deployment profile to skip unnecessary channels and views when upload. I suggest to check the actually uploaded files on the target server.
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In Rapid SCADA 5, user passwords that stored in the database are not encrypted, which is not safe for the described architecture.
In Rapid SCADA 6, only password hashes are stored in the Users table. So it’s safe to spread the table to several instances. It’s not possible to restore a password from its hash. Users can login to another server, but they have no access to views and other functions.
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Please copy the full error message to this topic. Check C:\Users\_user_\AppData\Local\ScadaAdmin\Log\ScadaAdmin.log for additional error details.
There is no size limits. May be some required folders are missing.
